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In this special event, we give an overview of what to expect from the whole research publishing cycle, and how you can effectively prepare for a successful publication!

Formulating Research Questions

First we will look at how to start your research cycle: with a great question! What gaps in the literature can you fill? What unanswered need will you try to address?

Journal Selection

The requirements and audience of your target journal will guide your entire manuscript writing process. Here we will learn how to choose the best journal for your paper!

The Submission Process

Third and finally, we look at communication strategies to help you to navigate the back-and-forth process of journal submission and peer review, so you can get published faster!

As always, we invite YOUR questions about research publication planning, and share YOUR comments and insights. We aim to answer EVERY question, so feel free to ask us anything!

Join us on Monday November 28th for this special event!

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In this series of Edanz-exclusive events, we dive deep into the research cycle to help you get a head start in your career. Our global experts offer tips, tricks and insights on how to optimize your publication strategy, ethically communicate your research, and maximize the impact of your work!

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About Dr Julian Tang

Julian is an experienced scientific editor and writer who has worked with Springer Nature, National University of Singapore and the National Center for Child Health and Development, the largest pediatric and women’s hospital in Japan.

After graduating from the University of Melbourne with bachelor degrees in pathology and biochemistry, he worked as a laboratory biologist at the Agency for Science, Technology, and Research in Singapore. He then returned to the University of Melbourne to undertake a PhD in cancer structural biology, using X-ray crystallography to study the 3D structures of proteins. At the same time, he also managed the Australian Cancer Research Foundation Rational Drug Design Centre.

Julian has published his research in a variety of peer-reviewed journals in biochemistry, medicine, and health sciences. He has also published his insights into scientific research and development in feature stories in Nature and Science, as well as in publications of various academic institutions and government agencies. In recent years, Julian has been conducting a series of seminars on academic publishing grant proposal writing and science communication to the public.”

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